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>>1133 I have noticed quite a few posts which has shown support for pornographical consumption and sexual self pleasure. We are a small community and I truly care about everyone in it, so I will help all of you that are addicted and still coping to see the truth and hopefully quit this terrible habbit. 1. Pornography can be a gateway to illegal activities. Pornography is precisely like any other addiction. Of course it may be less severe on the personal scale, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't treat it like any other. Pornography is a progressive addiction, you start out young seeking relatively normal pornography. You know the standard types; Blond, petite, big tits whatever the fuck you start out with. Of course we all know how dopamine works, drink a bottle of soda everyday and find yourself enjoying it less and less. Then you'll move on to the more stimulant and tabboo subjects. Suddenly you're wanking it to incest, rape, torture and so many other sexually deviant topics. And lastly you'll end up in the deepest pits, consuming Child Pornography because its the most tabboo and disgusting shit that is the most stimulating for your tired brain. CP is illegal, highly illegal. Studies show that people who have consumed CP have been addicts of pornography for a long time. 2. Pornography can turn you homosexual, bisexual or transsexual. Faggotry is already bad, over the years many have wondered why the rates of it is so sky high. We have many to blame, but one of them is definitely pornography. Again as I explained previously porn is a progressive addiction, you'll grow tired of the old shit and you'll move on to the next. You may move on to homosexual content, which of course can turn you homosexual. 3.The porn industry is horrible The pornographical industry has been more than just degenerate. Human trafficking, objectivizing women and so much more. There is CP, human trafficking and rape all over porn sites. The moderators of these sites even encourage you not to report this to the feds, and instead report it to them instead. In october, 2019. A (black) man uploaded a video to the arguably most popular porn website, where he raped an underage girl. This video was not even taken down, it was fucking monetized. The porn industry doesn't care about shit like this, they just want to suck as much money from you as possible. 4. The effects on your brain and you as a person Scientists have described pornography addiction as comparable to crack. William Struhers, a Ph.D, has told that Pornography hijacks your brain and has long lasting effects on your thoughts and lives. Frequent consumption of internet porn has also proven to damage your dopamine receptors and lessen the effects of it. In many cases it has lead to an objectivization of women and a belief that the tabboo subjects you consume are more normal and frequent. This could perhaps be a cause for illegal sexual activites since you believe its more normal, such include incest, rape and others. When you consume porn you also get a worse self image of yourself. Frequent masturbation is linked with depression as well. All in all, porn is a terrible habit on par with that of drug addiction. Your various coping mechanisms must stop this once. Quit porn and your life will be better, trust me. Sources: Love, T.; Laier, C.; Brand, M.; Hatch, L.; Hajela, R. Neuroscience of Internet Pornography Addiction: A Review and Update. Behav. Sci. 2015, 5, 388-433. Laier C, Schulte FP, Brand M. Pornographic picture processing interferes with working memory performance. J Sex Res. 2013;50(7):642-52. doi: 10.1080/00224499.2012.716873. Epub 2012 Nov 20. PMID: 23167900. Hijacking The Brain - How Pornography Works Pace, S. (2014). Acquiring Tastes through Online Activity: Neuroplasticity and the Flow Experiences of Web Users. 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